Warmerly, both channels
Each LinkedIn account runs on its own managed proxy. A country-based IP is not a listed feature.
Warmerly
Expandi
One-to-one · Dedicated country-based IP
Dedicated country-based IP
One row, in depth: what each tool does, the verified numbers, and who each suits.
Expandi details read from its pricing page, FAQ, home page and help centre on 19 October 2026.
Warmerly, both channels
Each LinkedIn account runs on its own managed proxy. A country-based IP is not a listed feature.
Expandi
A dedicated country-based IP address on the base plan.
The short answer
Dedicated country-based IP, in one look.
Warmerly does not list a dedicated IP as a feature. Its hosted LinkedIn provider states that each account runs on its own managed proxy, and Warmerly's code asks that provider for a location of UK by default, but we found no place where a customer chooses a country, and we have not verified the provider's claim. Expandi documents this clearly: every account gets its own dedicated IP address from a data centre, in the country you select, with a custom proxy option and a way to change the country later. On this row Expandi is ahead. Last checked 19 October 2026.
ExpandiExpandi ahead on this row
A dedicated country-based IP address on the base plan.
The picture
Drawn side by side.
How your LinkedIn session leaves
From your account, through an IP address, to LinkedIn. Choose an Expandi option to see its route
Warmerly, both channelsExpandi
Warmerly
Your LinkedIn accountConnected through Warmerly
Provider's managed proxyThe provider's statement, not verified by us
LinkedIn
- Country you pickNot found. Code asks for UK by default
- Custom proxyNot found
- Change the country laterNot found
Expandi
Your LinkedIn accountConnected through Expandi
Dedicated data-centre IPCountry: the one you select
LinkedIn
You select the country from which the LinkedIn account is being used when you connect it. The article says the dedicated IP address of a selected country is provided by a data center.
| Product | IP | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Warmerly | Provider's managed proxy (provider's statement) | No choice found, code default UK |
| Expandi: Pick a country | Dedicated data-centre IP | Country: the one you select |
| Expandi: Bring a custom proxy | Your own proxy | Country: whatever your proxy is in |
| Expandi: Change the country later | Dedicated data-centre IP | Country: changed in settings |
What each side states
Read from Warmerly's code and doc, and from Expandi's help article and pricing page
Warmerly, both channelsExpandi
WarmerlyExpandi
Own IP address for each accountProvider says soStated
Country chosen by youNot foundStated
Change the country laterNot foundStated
Bring a custom proxyNot foundStated
Data centre or residentialNot statedData centre stated
Price for the IPNone foundNot stated
Why a location can look wrong
Expandi's own warning about IP locators
Warmerly, both channelsExpandi
Example only
The help article says LinkedIn and other IP locator tools can sometimes detect different locations for the same IP address, and that LinkedIn's own location data should only be used as a rough guideline.
How Warmerly does it
Warmerly, in detail.
Not a listed Warmerly feature. The provider that runs LinkedIn for Warmerly says each account sits on its own managed proxy, and the code defaults its location to UK. Customers are not offered a country choice, as far as we found.
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The provider's statement
Warmerly's LinkedIn doc describes each account as running on its own managed proxy, which it calls a dedicated IP per account. That is the provider's statement. We have not tested it, and Warmerly does not list a dedicated IP as a product feature.
Warmerly product, checked 19 October 2026
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What the code sends
When Warmerly connects an account through the provider, its client sends a country value for the managed proxy location, and the default is UK. The connect wizard's client calls it with only an email and password, so no country is sent from the customer's side.
Warmerly product, checked 19 October 2026
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No Warmerly-side proxy for these accounts
For accounts connected this way, Warmerly reserves no proxy of its own. The older li-proxy route did keep a pool of proxies with an optional preferred country, but the provider route replaced it for new accounts.
Warmerly product, checked 19 October 2026
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Where Warmerly is behind
There is no country picker, no custom proxy option and no way to change an account's location in the product. If your LinkedIn account sits in one country and you want the connection to appear to come from the same country, Warmerly gives you no control over that.
Warmerly product, checked 19 October 2026
How Expandi does it
Expandi, in detail.
A dedicated IP for each account, from a data centre, in the country you pick when you add the account, with an option to bring your own proxy and a way to change the country afterwards. It is on the Business plan.
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Dedicated, per account
The help article says everyone in Expandi gets their personal dedicated IP address, and that the dedicated IP address of a selected country is given and is provided by a data center. It does not mention residential IPs.
help.expandi.io/en/articles/5405881-ip-address-proxy · read 19 October 2026
02
You pick the country
You select the country from which the LinkedIn account is being used when you connect it. If the wrong country is selected, the article says you can change it on the LinkedIn settings page in Expandi.
help.expandi.io/en/articles/5405881-ip-address-proxy · read 19 October 2026
03
Or bring a custom proxy
You can choose to add a custom proxy while adding a new LinkedIn account, or switch later in the proxies tab under the user menu. A separate help article explains how to test a custom proxy.
help.expandi.io/en/collections/3985189-proxy-ip · read 19 October 2026
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Locations can look wrong, and that is normal
The article warns that LinkedIn and other IP locator tools can sometimes detect different locations for the same IP address, and that LinkedIn's own location data should only be used as a rough guideline.
help.expandi.io/en/articles/5405881-ip-address-proxy · read 19 October 2026
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On the plan
The pricing page lists a dedicated country-based IP address under the Business plan's account safety features, next to cloud-based software, profile auto warm-up and smart limit ranges.
expandi.io/pricing · read 19 October 2026
What Expandi does not say
We looked, and found no statement on these. That is about its published pages only, not about the product.
- Which countries can be selected: the pages we read do not list them
- Whether the IP is ever shared between accounts, or how often it changes
- Any price for the IP, or for a custom proxy
- Evidence of how much a dedicated IP lowers the risk of a restriction
Where the sources disagree
We report each version rather than pick one.
- Warmerly's LinkedIn doc quotes its provider as giving each account its own managed proxy, while Warmerly's main comparison table lists a dedicated country-based IP as not a listed feature. We report the first as the provider's statement only.
The numbers
Only what we could verify.
| Measure | Warmerly, both channels | Expandi |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated country-based IP | Each LinkedIn account runs on its own managed proxy. A country-based IP is not a listed feature. | A dedicated country-based IP address on the base plan. |
| IP per account | Provider says its own managed proxy; unverified by us | Dedicated, from a data centre |
| Country chosen by you | No choice found; code default is UK | Yes, at connection, and changeable later |
| Bring your own proxy | Not offered | Yes, a custom proxy option |
| Residential IPs | Not stated | Not mentioned in the article |
| Extra price | None found | Not stated; listed on the Business plan |
In practice
What it means for you.
Our reading of the facts above. Not a promise, and not the only reasonable reading.
Match the country if it matters to you
If a country match matters to your account, Expandi lets you set it. With Warmerly you do not get to choose, so check with us before you connect an account you cannot risk.
A dedicated IP is not a guarantee
Neither company publishes evidence that an IP choice prevents restrictions. Expandi's own article says LinkedIn's location data is a rough guideline.
Who it suits
Pick the one that fits.
Warmerly, both channels
Warmerly is the better fit if
- You are happy for the provider to manage the connection and do not need to pick its location
- You mostly use email and want LinkedIn added for $19 an account
Expandi
Expandi is the better fit if
- You want to choose the country of each account's IP
- You want to use your own proxy
- Account safety controls are a deciding factor
Questions
Does Warmerly give every LinkedIn account a dedicated IP?
It is not a listed Warmerly feature. Its provider says each account runs on its own managed proxy, but we have not verified that, and we found no way for a customer to choose a country.
Can I change the country in Expandi later?
Yes. Its help article says that if the wrong country is selected you can change it on the LinkedIn settings page.
Does Expandi use a data centre IP?
Yes. Every account gets its own dedicated IP address from a data centre, in the country you select, with a custom proxy option.
Has Warmerly verified its provider's proxy claim?
No. Its LinkedIn provider states each account runs on its own managed proxy, and we have not verified that claim.
Sources
Expandi pages were read on 19 October 2026. Plans and wording change, so check the vendor's own page before you decide. Warmerly details come from the product as it runs today.
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